Universal Containers has an Outbound messaging-Based integration that posts closed opportunities to an ERP system for fulfillment in 1% of the test cases, the integration creates multiple orders for a closed opportunity.
Which three steps should a Technical Architect take to diagnose the issue? Choose 3 answers

Universal containers is hearing complaints from users that recently released changes while they meet the functional requirements are not actually usable and/or do not meet their expectations for user experience for example, a Visualforce page that takes too long to display the first page of data.Which two types of testing should a technical Architect implement to reduce or eliminate the complaint?Choose 2 answers

Universal containers would like to restrict access to Salesforce to only clients on their network.Which two mechanisms should an Integration Architect utilize to prevent unauthorized clients?Choose 2 answers

A system at Universal Containers needs to retrieve opportunity details(including line items and opportunity learn) and then update the opportunity with new information in real time, as one atomic operation.What approach should an architect recommend that conserves API limits?

Universal containers has built an integration module to pull customer support tickets out of various systems and push them to salesforce as cases. The integration was implemented using Salesforce SOAP API with batch size 200, and the jobs are scheduled to run every 30 minutes to make sure a job completes before the next job starts.After going Live, they found that jobs are failing occasionally due to a "Max CPU time exceeded" error thrown from a trigger on the case. Reducing the batch size to 100 would resolve the issue, but the jobs would then take an average of 35 minutes to run. Which two options should be considered to resolve the issue and make sure a job completes before the next one starts?Choose 2 answers